Unclear text on wages and events
The readable fragments mention wages and various phrases but lack coherent details. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations are clearly evident in the legible portions.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1916
Page
8
The readable fragments mention wages and various phrases but lack coherent details. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations are clearly evident in the legible portions.
Fragmentary funeral notice appears with garbled names and places. The readable text mentions a funeral and related fees, but no clear dates or identifiable individuals beyond Mrs Setuz.
A fragmented report describes three youths connected to reform efforts in Bloomington. The text mentions a press confrontation and arrests during a public event, with unclear details about the motives or outcomes.
The readable portions describe a community event or society notice from a prior era with names and places but the text is damaged and partially illegible. It mentions Bayes and groups in New York and Cincinnati contexts with formal proceedings and a scheduled Saturday activity.
A garbled OCR read outlines legal proceedings, prisoner counts, and sentences with scattered proper nouns. It mentions names, penalties, and various court actions amid widespread unreadable segments.
Special foreign representative Willems of Dodge Brothers begins a long trip to visit dealers across the spread of the far east and Australia New Zealand with a direct 10 000 mile jump claimed amid praise for American cars. He travels to Manila and other islands before continuing toward South Africa and South America. The tour aims to boost dealer interest and car acceptance in overseas markets.
Joel Ditty convicted of second degree burglary in Dotson County sentenced after a reformatory transfer. Carl P. Beanine who escaped from Putnamville Penal Farm faces two to five years in prison.
Obituary states Mrs Paper Pie Haiffedge, widow of Woelliona Barthedoo, died in New Albany after a long illness. Funeral services were held from the Pester Ub Melanie Avenue Church conducted by the Real da Pl Setineidery pastor of Pear Mennorheb Woodbureh.
Aged about two years, Joey Biseiis died yesterday at the Tidiana Reformators after a pulmonary tuberculosis illness. He was admitted to the reformatory on November 14, 1014.
A compact sale notice lists tomatoes peas salmon pork and beans apples pumpkin and soaps with fixed purchase limits per customer. It advertises vinegars in glass jugs cider vinegar flour and pancake mix along with a variety of pickles and condiments offered at low prices.
Nadvin Henty Tyler leads the charity committee with the Master and wardens. Finance issues list Herbert E. F. Huckleberry and W. A. Pool as officers.
The Jeffersonville Orphans' Home won a turkey from the Ogden Shoe Company as part of a Christmas season coupon drawing. A man named Chas Stringe, without a coupon, drew the winning ticket from the entry box.
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